Feruvite
Grice J D, Robinson G W
The Canadian Mineralogist 27 (1989) 199-203
Feruvite, a new member of the tourmaline group, and its crystal structure
Locality: Cuvier Island, New Zealand
_database_code_amcsd 0005228
CELL PARAMETERS: 16.0120 16.0120 7.2450 90.000 90.000 120.000
SPACE GROUP: R3m
X-RAY WAVELENGTH: 1.541838
Cell Volume: 1608.645
Density (g/cm3): 3.209
MAX. ABS. INTENSITY / VOLUME**2: 9.371130410
RIR: 0.951
RIR based on corundum from Acta Crystallographica A38 (1982) 733-739
2-THETA INTENSITY D-SPACING H K L Multiplicity
11.05 5.55 8.0060 1 1 0 6
13.79 37.56 6.4214 1 0 1 3
17.71 17.41 5.0092 0 2 1 3
19.20 22.23 4.6223 3 0 0 3
20.92 51.43 4.2465 2 1 1 6
22.21 52.92 4.0030 2 2 0 6
25.41 45.75 3.5049 0 1 2 3
26.23 5.74 3.3970 1 3 1 6
27.79 1.66 3.2107 2 0 2 3
28.54 1.04 3.1271 4 0 1 3
29.52 11.06 3.0260 4 1 0 6
29.99 67.05 2.9800 1 2 2 6
30.69 9.93 2.9128 3 2 1 6
34.00 5.59 2.6370 3 1 2 6
34.63 100.00 2.5901 0 5 1 3
35.85 3.20 2.5046 0 4 2 3
36.46 4.73 2.4643 2 4 1 6
37.23 6.82 2.4150 0 0 3 1
37.63 14.15 2.3904 2 3 2 6
38.21 13.70 2.3553 5 1 1 6
38.97 3.64 2.3111 6 0 0 3
40.63 1.97 2.2205 5 2 0 6
40.98 13.69 2.2021 5 0 2 3
41.53 11.08 2.1746 4 3 1 6
42.22 4.66 2.1405 0 3 3 3
42.22 7.20 2.1405 3 0 3 3
42.58 4.70 2.1232 4 2 2 6
43.78 12.42 2.0678 2 2 3 6
44.13 44.04 2.0523 1 5 2 6
44.64 9.30 2.0300 1 6 1 6
45.31 4.26 2.0015 4 4 0 6
47.10 24.58 1.9294 3 4 2 6
47.59 1.70 1.9108 3 5 1 6
48.21 6.01 1.8876 1 4 3 6
49.01 7.04 1.8586 6 2 1 6
49.94 1.50 1.8263 6 1 2 6
51.00 4.09 1.7906 3 3 3 6
52.20 2.49 1.7524 0 2 4 3
53.99 3.58 1.6985 2 6 2 6
54.99 13.14 1.6697 0 6 3 3
54.99 6.21 1.6697 6 0 3 3
55.72 11.75 1.6496 2 7 1 6
57.40 3.55 1.6053 4 0 4 3
57.56 18.11 1.6012 5 5 0 6
57.84 3.91 1.5943 4 5 2 6
58.26 2.01 1.5837 8 1 1 6
58.65 1.83 1.5740 3 2 4 6
59.50 3.37 1.5536 4 6 1 6
60.05 3.82 1.5408 9 0 0 3
60.31 5.09 1.5346 7 2 2 6
60.72 1.36 1.5252 7 3 1 6
61.11 15.16 1.5165 0 5 4 3
61.27 3.38 1.5130 8 2 0 6
62.32 4.04 1.4900 2 4 4 6
62.73 1.49 1.4811 1 8 2 6
63.51 15.22 1.4648 5 1 4 6
63.65 3.23 1.4619 1 7 3 6
63.65 1.36 1.4619 7 1 3 6
63.92 4.43 1.4564 6 4 2 6
64.68 4.66 1.4412 0 1 5 3
64.84 5.65 1.4379 7 4 0 6
65.49 1.08 1.4252 1 9 1 6
65.49 6.51 1.4252 6 5 1 6
65.86 8.77 1.4181 4 3 4 6
66.00 1.38 1.4155 3 6 3 6
66.00 3.57 1.4155 6 3 3 6
67.81 1.38 1.3821 3 8 1 6
68.95 9.40 1.3620 10 0 1 3
69.70 2.91 1.3491 5 6 2 6
70.43 2.11 1.3369 0 4 5 3
70.44 2.73 1.3367 3 5 4 6
70.44 1.03 1.3367 7 0 4 3
70.57 4.39 1.3345 5 5 3 6
70.59 3.94 1.3343 6 6 0 6
71.55 1.81 1.3187 2 3 5 6
71.71 9.15 1.3162 10 1 0 6
71.95 2.64 1.3123 8 3 2 6
72.33 1.42 1.3064 5 7 1 6
73.07 1.44 1.2950 0 10 2 3
73.44 1.39 1.2894 8 4 1 6
73.78 10.33 1.2843 5 0 5 3
73.92 2.59 1.2822 2 8 3 6
73.93 3.04 1.2820 9 3 0 6
74.89 2.17 1.2679 5 4 4 6
76.37 1.03 1.2470 7 5 2 6
76.74 3.56 1.2420 0 11 1 3
77.21 1.03 1.2355 7 4 3 6
77.46 1.87 1.2322 4 8 2 6
77.83 1.32 1.2273 2 10 1 6
78.16 1.66 1.2229 3 4 5 6
79.35 1.70 1.2075 0 0 6 1
80.32 1.38 1.1953 6 1 5 6
81.07 3.59 1.1862 11 1 1 6
82.58 1.12 1.1683 3 0 6 3
83.68 4.72 1.1557 10 1 3 6
84.99 1.05 1.1412 1 11 2 6
85.82 1.75 1.1323 9 3 3 6
88.88 2.18 1.1010 10 0 4 3
88.98 1.32 1.1001 3 3 6 6
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XPOW Copyright 1993 Bob Downs, Ranjini Swaminathan and Kurt Bartelmehs
For reference, see Downs et al. (1993) American Mineralogist 78, 1104-1107.